Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
i,om nuntaiDing a public laundry with

from maintaining public laundry with in certain limits under penalty of sIOO fDe and imprisonment. Judye Sawyer's ruling was .s follows: There is nothing tending lu ths slightest degree Co show that the laundry is n fact a nuisance and She uucUntEgdicled allegation of petitioners are that l. l5
 not. ss theIr plea IS Cuiy made nui- ssnes by an arbitrary declaration of the ordinance, and it is beyond the power or the common c5lucIl Ly its simple
 fiat 10 make shat nuisance which k not sp. in fact. The ordnance is held to be void ss being in c1utTayeltiOn ot thC
 constitution of thc United States, md
 .he prisoner is osjeggd tC be C:s- charged.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tennu May 2.-Tbree
 buudrea Norwegian e2lIyrsnts p8-srd through tins city last Uight for Salt Lake. whitber they go Co join ;ho Mor- mon colonies in tho west. They came by way of Norfolk. and arc the most re- sD-c.sbIe looking emigraUts who have arrived in this olty for many days. The party is cYmp0sed Cf men, women and children and seem inte .lIgant. GIt c. have money. They seem Co regard Utah as nussessiUg sll the riches ot the promised land. They are accompanied Dy Gev- ernl Mormon elders, who have been in
 Norway on pr0@elytlrg ,o1r. Many ot them however, do nos seem tO under stand the poiygamens nature ot Zoe Mormon faith. and several Uf the women
 when toli they were hab.e to bee ne wives of men already wsdted. opened tneir eyes and stated they would never submit 70 such proceedings. Many ot .harn have evidently been deiuiei into coming to America and esp0usIuZ the
 hicrmon faith.
 PE1CToR. ". Va., April 39-Ths
 bodies of three negroes, brothers, uEr-ed Sylvester, were found hanging to t5ec an the roadside SIX niles east ot heFe yesterday. Each body bore piacard on which was written: "NiCser thi-veFy nus. be broken up.' Farmers n tle ueixhborh0Cd have suffered derreca-
 .lous at the hands Ct unknown persons, and it seems they finally settled on tha 5ylyes.csa a8 the gul.ty coos. ass' negroes lived comparatively co1t-rs able li'e. yet scare, ly eyc- !ld any Nc-k. No arrests have been made.
 PIrrsBU.d, April 20-Tsue bills v--e found to-day against l3J ot tLc tal- handle railr1ad empl0yes, arrested on the change cf robbscg :reT .L: cars. she csz.s vil probably com U2 Tor tia. s1-c ..ns next week.
 NEW Y0EK. Apr.l 3)-J. J. Temple. E..h yG. II. CsaE'Orl. Lt, Nathan
 Strauss ys terdIy EUi catered lHto au a-.es.- Co trCt Strauss bay -e...-- gt-i8.icH. vu1-e record @ 2.Zi ,, uga.l abe California boy gsilIEg Arao. Wl.s- record r. 2l1i l.. a us stch tor S3.uJ !r li- ditlcn to Gdtei money that E4y .- received from tEo association ow-.a.
 'he track where the race takes place. Details Gs C. ;he dst- and place ore yet tU be arranged, but Gu cti '-- VII be made to have ths raee 'r1t-ci Cye- tar track ot the New York Driving C.ub some time m June.
 NEW YORK. AFIii 39-Ihc CJmue-- cial Advertiser says: The refusal, to-day,
 sy the Penusyly1uIa Railway. to s-!l tickets Co accredited agents of .Ic
 western railways IS regarded by fas
 ,icket agent C. q, LlrsI.g, Hs the be- gi.u!ng of E war 1T supremacy between
 the trunk lines Gni the western com pauits. MT. Lansing says the Penusy,- yauia Roads action IS practically O. boy cot, and it is one oi the results C.. @ meeting of the general passenger agent
 ,n th.s cIty. yesterday. The Pelnsyl- ygnia, winch always takes the initiative
 10 such matters, will be joined. be
 thinks, by all the other trunk lines.
 The Evening Post says the fight be- tween the western and eastern railroad companies, aDout the pay yml-t Ct @ com mission for the sale uf t-cKets, continues iu % quiet but dJ.cgl sort of a way. Tho trunk liugsy yestesuay C-ie-ei tickets lt .ne Atchis1u. Top, ks { S-L.a q a 5-1 Hannibal ,S St. Joe railroads Co 5c ta.cl of. and that means, II tie U.icr is csr- y.ed out, that DO tickets can be bought
 at any trunk line office to Kansas City
 lr any point n kalsl7. gs Colorado, Mexico or Cl.iiC-u.. Icy gay gt k1ustE
 Cl.yJ passengers Can only .e able Co
 1-y E-ch tickets a. the riE If ih-
 western roads, Q. Ct tLei- a. -'-. 1Ee Chicago < Northwestern is ..-. paying commission but tEgi- tlsS-'s are s.-A -af. on .lle ty tEe t-C. k Ines. The Eeur.y ylyau.a tLls I-HT-l-c ned orders -c g:euts not tO s1L tickets 60 Chicago Or S.. Louis Co any representatives Ct ,f western Te-ts. Nt5laru men, or course. will send all the strangers they cGu by some r0ut2 other tlsl 'Ee PeIn-
 glvaai1. Erl thcy thiuE tl- hitter VII he thc lcsc= by its actiDl. The C-ly cutlet Co tl1 west that tLc eastern
 trunk llues BOW have is uy the Chicago
 * Northwestern. Western roads are sending passengers by OriauO GDd ths
 Western Ch-sgpa 8k' j. Ohio.
 SAN FRAvrGsCo. A-rI 5D.--A meeting of ,he B ard uf Trade vH- at!i yc-teg- day to take action ou the question of the commercial travellers license In thl
 State Of Nevada. A c1mugaI,E. .ipn Was read from tL. secretary ci lle Board ol
 Trade at SscraI- Ilr, iu which .t wa5 stated thor tEc members O. the Board are under tb- Imgr- i1n tAs ;ae recent decision Of tLe Sul Tcme tu1ft ot the United States declares Uuc1IstI,1uouai the imposing iu one Siute ot 70 tax upon citizens Of another for soliciting trade and patronage In anotEsr. Al auF rate t.ey tnius that tlc sl.- ,X-ctCd hy Nevada officials from travellers .Dr Cai- Norma business houses, st- .H--.., '2- orsItsnt, JX.JriIanaJe, ELu Jlsj ...Y are uOt waTraLtei by any law, and can be honestly aud legally avoided.
 After tue reading of ihe letter e G.s- cussiou ensItd. l. w.s finally agreed that test ease was tte CrlE sJ'u-i1n ot ths difficulty. President Sluci.rso- VII shortly call meeting ui GI thr >lu brauci~c1 merchants who pay license for tlcis travellers ;u Earria, es well as El ueuUs-s oi tlc Board ai Trade, whether they do hu-iuc.s iu tlst State or not. Acton viL tc ttcu taken ID c1 operation v.tL tlc Sac-a- meuto Board.
 Settlers are what tLis valley wants men who vIll improve UuE !sLds, Cse our waters sad make the vast rTeA os our